Stocken-Höfen

Stocken-Höfen votes more right than Switzerland and clearly more conservative than Switzerland (popular votes 2022–2026). Since 1981 there is no clear movement.

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Left ↔ Right · 2022–2026

−6.4 pts more right than Switzerland

Canton of Bern: +1.7 · trend since 1981: no clear trend

Per 5-year period. Solid: Stocken-Höfen; dashed: Canton of Bern. Line “CH” = Swiss result.

Liberal ↔ Conservative · 2022–2026

−17.2 pts more conservative than Switzerland

Canton of Bern: +0.2 · trend since 1981: no clear trend

Per 5-year period. Solid: Stocken-Höfen; dashed: Canton of Bern. Line “CH” = Swiss result.

ⓘ How these scores are calculated

National Council election 2023

Party share in Stocken-Höfen; the thin line shows Switzerland. Right: change since 2019.

SVP57.4%−0.2

GLP10.9%+3.2

SP7.6%+0.8

Mitte4.8%−2.4

Greens4.6%−2.1

FDP1.8%−0.1

Parties since 1971

Party share in every National Council election (every 4 years). How the election figures are made

Clear trends (p < 0.05): SVP −4.3 pts per 10 years · Mitte +2.2 pts per 10 years.

Where Stocken-Höfen differed most from Switzerland

Popular votes of the last 10 years with the biggest difference to the Swiss yes share.

Date	Vote	Stocken-Höfen	Switzerland
19.5.2019	Implementation of the EU Weapons Directive	31.2% yes	63.7% yes
14.6.2026	«Sustainability initiative» (Limiting the national population)	72.9% yes	45.2% yes
9.2.2020	Ban on discrimination based on sexual orientation	36.1% yes	63.1% yes
18.6.2023	Climate and Innovation Act	35.5% yes	59.1% yes
13.6.2021	CO2 Act	24.9% yes	48.4% yes

Municipalities that vote alike

Bauma (ZH) Bäretswil (ZH) Erlen (TG) Reichenburg (SZ) Lauperswil (BE) Kemmental (TG)